Whether you like your cookies sweet or salty, chewy or crunchy, bite-sized or as large as your face, there’s something here for everyone.

Where to find cinnamon buns (and no, not at the Cinnabon at National Airport).

From the trendy Baked & Wired to old standbys like Fine Sweet Shoppe, here are the best bakeries, according to DCist’s staff.

From the standby Everlasting Life Cafe to the fancy Elizabeth’s Gone Raw, here are seven of the best vegan spots in or near D.C.

Sticky Fingers is offering vegan vanilla, chocolate and espresso milkshakes, while Silver Diner locations now sells a chocolate raspberry one.

By DCist Contributor Vince Wadhwani of BuyIndie.net Location, location, location. Last year Sticky Fingers occupied the small, cramped space across the street and down the stairs from Lauriol Plaza. While there’s no denying the quality of the vegan cookies, the shop itself didn’t quite have the required room to operate comfortably. The new occupants, Biagio Fine Chocolate, have done a remarkable job taking what was an unattractive space and turning it into an inviting, seemingly…

D.C. Battles It Out In The Kitchen One of Washington’s best food events, the Capital Food Fight, is a little over a week away, and I expect there is wanton smack-talking between the competition’s 10 food-fighters. Bebo’s Roberto Donna, Mie n Yu’s Tim Elliot, Kinkead’s Bob Kinkead, last year’s winner Ris Lacoste, Jamie Leeds of Hank’s Oyster Bar, Taberna del Alabardero’s Santi Zabaleta, John Wabeck of Firefly, IndeBleu’s Vikram Garg, Anthony Chittum from Notti Bianche,…